Woxsen University Hyderabad BA {Hons.} Journalism: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Hyderabad, TelanganaPrivate UniversityEstd 2014

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29 May, 2026 Woxsen University Hyderabad Fee Structure 2026 has been released for BA {Hons.} Journalism programs. The total academic fee is ₹ 23.35 Lakhs. Check details here.

Total fees
INR 10.75 Lakhs
4 years, no hostel
Median pay
INR 6.5 LPA
All 4-year UG courses, NIRF 2025
Class 12 marks
55%
Minimum, any stream
Placement rate
64%
4-year UG graduates placed, 2023-24

About Woxsen BA (Hons) Journalism

Woxsen University in Hyderabad offers BA (Hons) Journalism as a four-year, full-time residential course over eight semesters. It is taught by the School of Liberal Arts and Humanities. IIRF ranked Woxsen #6 in India in its Impact Ranking 2025. The full academic fee is INR 10.75 Lakhs, and INR 23.35 Lakhs with the standard food and hostel plan. You get a seat through the WAT, a CUET or SAT score, and a personal interview. You need 55% in Class 12 from any stream, and 25% of seats are kept for Telangana students. Its NIRF 2025 data shows a median pay of INR 6.5 LPA across all four-year UG courses, with 57 of 89 graduates placed.

Woxsen BA (Hons) Journalism Fees

The total fees with food and hostel is INR 23.35 Lakhs, while the fees without hostel is INR 10.75 Lakhs. The tuition fee is INR 7.85 Lakhs of that. You pay INR 1.85 Lakhs of tuition in year 1 and INR 2 Lakhs in each later year. The INR 50,000 admission commitment fee is paid once and is not refunded. Every student takes a food and hostel plan, because the course is fully residential.

Fee headAmountHow it is charged
Admission commitment feeINR 50,000One time, not refunded
Tuition feeINR 7.85 LakhsINR 1.85 Lakhs in year 1, then INR 2 Lakhs a year
Learning resourcesINR 2.40 LakhsINR 60,000 a year, 4 years
FoodINR 6 LakhsINR 1.50 Lakhs a year, 4 years
Hostel room, standard planINR 6 LakhsINR 1.50 Lakhs a year, non-AC, four to a room
Sports facility and campus chargeINR 60,000INR 15,000 a year, 4 years
Food, hostel and sports, standard planINR 12.60 LakhsFull course
Total, no hostelINR 10.75 LakhsFull course
Total with hostelINR 23.35 LakhsFull course

Woxsen BA (Hons) Journalism Admission Dates

The 2026 batch started classes in Aug 2026. For 2027, the Scholar's Round is expected to close in Dec 2026 and classes to start in Aug 2027. Woxsen sets each round date on its admission page. If you want the extra scholarship, apply in an early round.

EventDateStatus
Scholar's Round, last date to applyDec 2026Tentative
Early Decision round, last date to applyJan 2027Tentative
Regular Round 1, last date to applyFeb 2027Tentative
CUET UG examMay 2027Tentative
CUET UG resultJun 2027Tentative
WAT test and personal interviewDec 2026 to Jul 2027Tentative
Offer letter and admission commitment feeDec 2026 to Jul 2027Tentative
Regular Round 8, last date to applyJul 2027Tentative
Reporting and document checkAug 2027Tentative
Classes startAug 2027Tentative

Woxsen BA (Hons) Journalism Eligibility

You need 55% in Class 12 from any stream and a WAT, CUET or SAT score. Students still in Class 12 can apply, but they must pass before they join. The interview also checks your English. If your Class 12 marks are below 55%, you cannot join this course.

RequirementWhat you need
Class 12 marks55% aggregate, any stream
BoardCBSE, ISC, a state board, IB, Cambridge or another recognised board
Entrance testA WAT, CUET or SAT score
EnglishA good hold on English
Home state seats25% of seats for Telangana students

Woxsen BA (Hons) Journalism Admission Process

You apply online, take the WAT or send a CUET or SAT score, and then face a personal interview. Woxsen sends an offer letter with your scholarship, and you pay the INR 50,000 admission commitment fee to keep the seat. That fee is not refunded if you leave later.

StepWhat you do
1. Apply onlineFill the form on the Woxsen applications portal
2. Take a testWrite the WAT or send your CUET or SAT score
3. InterviewFace the personal interview
4. OfferRead the scholarship on your offer letter
5. Pay the feePay the INR 50,000 admission commitment fee

Woxsen BA (Hons) Journalism Cutoff

Woxsen does not publish a closing score for this course, so the fixed number is 55% in Class 12. Telangana students have 25% of the seats kept for them. After that, your test score and the interview decide the offer.

CategoryMinimum neededRoute
All students55% in Class 12WAT, CUET or SAT, then interview
Telangana students55% in Class 12, 25% of seats keptSame route
Closing scoreNot publishedWoxsen does not publish it

Woxsen BA (Hons) Journalism Placements

Woxsen's NIRF 2025 data shows a median pay of INR 6.5 LPA across all its four-year UG courses. In 2023-24, 57 of 89 graduates were placed, which is 64%, and 32 went for higher studies. These numbers cover the whole university, not journalism alone. The course page lists advertising, journalism, publishing, corporate communications and public relations as career paths.

MetricValue
Median pay, all 4-year UG coursesINR 6.5 LPA
Graduates placed57 of 89, 64%
Higher studies32 graduates
Batch2023-24 graduates, NIRF 2025 data
Journalism placement dataNot published
Career pathsAdvertising, journalism, publishing, corporate communications, public relations

Woxsen BA (Hons) Journalism Scholarships

The biggest waiver is the sports scholarship, up to 100% of tuition or INR 7.85 Lakhs. The merit scholarship gives up to 50% of tuition, which is INR 3.92 Lakhs. Applying in the Scholar's Round adds 10% and Early Decision adds 5%. The university sets your merit amount from your marks, test score and profile.

ScholarshipWho can get itAmount or waiver
Merit scholarshipStudents with strong marks, test score and profileUp to 50% of tuition, INR 3.92 Lakhs
Scholar's Round extraStudents who apply in the Scholar's Round10% more, INR 78,500
Early Decision extraStudents who apply in the Early Decision round5% more, INR 39,250
Sports scholarshipState, national or international playersUp to 100% of tuition, INR 7.85 Lakhs

Woxsen BA (Hons) Journalism Ranking

IIRF ranked Woxsen #6 in India in its Impact Ranking 2025. Woxsen also filed its NIRF 2025 data, and that sheet gives the pay figures above. No journalism-only rank is published for this course.

Ranking bodyYearRank or grade
IIRF Impact Ranking, All India2025#6
NIRF data sheet2025Data filed
Journalism-only rank2025Not published

Woxsen BA (Hons) Journalism Course Structure

The course has 8 semesters of journalism, media theory and digital storytelling. The subjects include communication theory, podcasting, data journalism and documentary work. The final semesters end with a dissertation on social impact. You also study media ethics and how false news spreads.

AreaWhat you study
Journalism basicsHistory of journalism and communication theory
Digital mediaMultimedia storytelling and podcasting
Data and ethicsData journalism, media ethics and false news
Long form and screenDocumentary, narrative journalism and cinema studies
Final semestersA dissertation on social impact

Woxsen BA (Hons) Journalism Hostel and Campus

The standard plan costs INR 12.60 Lakhs for food, hostel and sports over four years, in a non-AC room for four. The premium plan costs INR 15.14 Lakhs with an AC room, also for four. Every student takes one plan. You bring your own laptop, and laundry is paid per use.

ItemDetail
Standard planINR 12.60 Lakhs, non-AC, four to a room
Premium planINR 15.14 Lakhs, AC, four to a room
FoodINR 1.50 Lakhs a year
LaptopBring your own
Study toursTours within Hyderabad are part of the fee

Should you pick BA (Hons) Journalism at Woxsen University?

This course suits students who want to write, record and report across media and can live on a residential campus for four years.

Pick it if:
You want a media job that is not only news: the course page lists advertising, public relations, corporate communications and publishing beside journalism as the main careers.
You like to learn by making things: the subjects include podcasting, data journalism and documentary work, and study tours within Hyderabad are part of the fee.
You can decide early: the Scholar's Round adds 10% to the merit scholarship, so applying by December saves more than waiting for a regular round.
You want a ranked private university: IIRF ranked Woxsen #6 in India in its Impact Ranking 2025, and its NIRF data sheet is public.
Skip it if:
You want a proven journalism placement record: the pay and placement figures on this page cover all four-year UG courses, and no journalism-only numbers are published.
You want newsroom internships during the term: the campus is in Sangareddy district outside Hyderabad, so newsroom visits are planned trips, not daily walk-ins.
You want a room of your own: the standard plan is four to a room, and even the AC premium plan is four to a room.
You are paying the full cost yourself: with food and hostel the four years cost INR 23.35 Lakhs, far above the INR 6.5 LPA median pay on this page.
Counsellor's advice
If journalism is your first choice and you can pay the full residential cost, apply in the Scholar's Round for the extra 10%. If you need newsroom work every week, keep a city campus above this one and ask for the internship list before you pay.
BA (Hons) Journalism Eligibility
Class 12 marks: 55% aggregate in any stream, from a recognised board.
Still in Class 12: You can apply now, but you must pass Class 12 before you join.
Entrance test: A WAT, CUET or SAT score. WAT (Woxsen Aptitude Test) is the university's own online test.
English: You need a good hold on English. The interview checks it.
Home state seats: 25% of seats are kept for students from Telangana.
BA (Hons) Journalism Admission Process
Apply online: Fill the form on the Woxsen applications portal in any open round.
Take a test: Write the WAT, or send your CUET or SAT score.
Interview: Shortlisted students take a psychometric test and a personal interview.
Offer letter: The offer names your merit scholarship. Early rounds add more.
Pay to confirm: Pay the INR 50,000 admission commitment fee to keep the seat. It is not refunded.

BA (Hons) Journalism Admission Dates 2027

The 2027 calendar is not out yet. These dates are estimates based on 2026. A date marked Confirmed is official.

Tentative
Dec 2026
Scholar's Round, last date to apply
Last year this round closed on 15 Dec 2025 and added 10% to the merit scholarship.
Tentative
Jan 2027
Early Decision round, last date to apply
Last year it closed on 20 Jan 2026 and added 5% to the merit scholarship.
Tentative
Feb 2027
Regular Round 1, last date to apply
Regular rounds give a merit scholarship of up to 50% of tuition.
Tentative
May 2027
CUET UG exam
Only if you take the CUET route instead of the WAT.
Tentative
Jun 2027
CUET UG result and score card
Send the score to Woxsen in the round you apply in.
Tentative
Dec 2026 to Jul 2027
WAT test and personal interview
You are called for these after each round you apply in.
Tentative
Dec 2026 to Jul 2027
Offer letter and scholarship result
The offer comes after the interview and names your scholarship.
Tentative
Dec 2026 to Jul 2027
Admission commitment fee payment
Pay INR 50,000 to confirm the seat. It is not refunded.
Tentative
Jul 2027
Regular Round 8, last date to apply
Last year the final round closed on 22 Jul 2026.
Tentative
Aug 2027
Reporting and document check
Bring your Class 12 mark sheet and your own laptop.
Tentative
Aug 2027
Classes start
Last year the session started in Aug 2026.

Source: Woxsen University BA (Hons) eligibility and admission rounds page. Confirm on the official site before you act.

Woxsen University BA (Hons) Journalism Fees 2027

This is the full 4-year cost of the 2026-30 batch, not one year. Turn on the toggle to add food, hostel and sports, which every student pays.

Admission commitment fee
One time, in year 1, not refunded
INR 50,000
Tuition fee
Full course, as published: INR 1.85 Lakhs in year 1, then INR 2 Lakhs a year
INR 7.85 Lakhs
Learning resources
Per year × 4, INR 60,000 a year
INR 2.40 Lakhs
Add food, hostel and sports
Food
Per year × 4, INR 1.50 Lakhs a year
INR 6 Lakhs
Hostel room, standard plan
Per year × 4, INR 1.50 Lakhs a year, non-AC, four to a room
INR 6 Lakhs
Sports facility and campus charge
Per year × 4, INR 15,000 a year
INR 60,000
Total course fee
INR 10.75 Lakhs
4 years · tuition + learning resources + admission fee, hostel not added
Total course fee
INR 23.35 Lakhs
4 years · academic fee + food, hostel and sports
Education loan EMI
INR 18,125
7 yr · 10.5% per year
ROI
60%
median pay INR 6.5 LPA, all 4-year UG courses, vs the full fee
Education loan EMI
INR 39,370
7 yr · 10.5% per year
ROI
28%
median pay INR 6.5 LPA, all 4-year UG courses, vs the full fee

Source: Woxsen University BA (Hons) fee structure, batch 2026-30. Confirm on the official site before you act.

Will your score get you a seat at Woxsen University?

Pick your Class 12 marks and your test route. Woxsen publishes no cutoff range for this course, so the card shows the rule you must meet.

Class 12 marks
Test route
Yes, you can move to the interview
Your marks clear the 55% rule. The interview and your score decide the offer and the scholarship.
Yes, you can move to the interview
Your marks clear the 55% rule. The interview and your score decide the offer and the scholarship.
Almost there
Book a WAT slot or send a CUET or SAT score. The interview comes after that.
Not yet
This course needs 55% in Class 12. With lower marks you cannot join, whatever your test score.
Not yet
This course needs 55% in Class 12. With lower marks you cannot join, whatever your test score.
Not yet
This course needs 55% in Class 12. With lower marks you cannot join, whatever your test score.
Almost there
You can apply with your score now. You must pass Class 12 with 55% before you join.
Almost there
You can apply with your score now. You must pass Class 12 with 55% before you join.
Almost there
Apply and book a WAT slot. You must pass Class 12 with 55% before you join.
EDITOR'S NOTE

Woxsen does not publish a closing score for this course. The 55% rule is the only fixed number; the test score and the interview decide the offer and your scholarship.

Woxsen University BA (Hons) Journalism Scholarship Calculator

Answer two questions to see the most you can claim on tuition. Confirm the final amount on your offer letter.

Application round
Sports record
Scholarships you missedYou do not qualify on your answers. Tap to see why.

This calculator adds the round extras to the merit scholarship and counts the sports scholarship on its own.

Merit scholarship
INR 3.92 Lakhs
Woxsen University
Up to 50% of tuition, set on your marks, test score and profile.
Who qualifies: strong marks, test score and profileApply by the round you choose
Not eligible on your answers
Scholar's Round extra
INR 78,500
Woxsen University
10% of tuition added to the merit scholarship for this round.
Who qualifies: you apply in the Scholar's RoundApply by Dec 2026
Not eligible on your answers
Early Decision extra
INR 39,250
Woxsen University
5% of tuition added to the merit scholarship for this round.
Who qualifies: you apply in the Early Decision roundApply by Jan 2027
Not eligible on your answers
Sports scholarship
INR 7.85 Lakhs
Woxsen University
Up to 100% of tuition for state, national or international players.
Who qualifies: state, national or international playersApply by the round you choose
Not eligible on your answers
No scheme matches these answers. Ask the college about paying in parts and about education loans.
Estimated total waiver
INR 4.71 Lakhs
Your net course fee: INR 6.04 Lakhs
Estimated total waiver
INR 7.85 Lakhs
Your net course fee: INR 2.90 Lakhs
Estimated total waiver
INR 4.32 Lakhs
Your net course fee: INR 6.43 Lakhs
Estimated total waiver
INR 3.92 Lakhs
Your net course fee: INR 6.83 Lakhs

Woxsen University BA (Hons) Journalism vs similar colleges

Tap a college to see it next to Woxsen University. The cream box marks the better number in each row: lower fees, higher pay, lower marks needed.

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Woxsen University
Hyderabad
Compared with
Mahindra University
Hyderabad
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Symbiosis Centre for Media and Communication
Pune
Compared with
Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Bengaluru
Bengaluru
Compared with
Christ University
Bengaluru
Total fees4 years, no hostel
INR 10.75 Lakhs
academic fee
INR 16 Lakhs
INR 5.25 Lakhs more, 2026 intake
INR 13.84 Lakhs
INR 3.09 Lakhs more, year 1 rate
INR 6.80 Lakhs
INR 3.95 Lakhs less, 2026-27 fees
Not published
Food and hostel4 years, cheapest plan
INR 12.60 Lakhs
standard plan
Not published
INR 11.25 Lakhs
INR 1.35 Lakhs less, three sharing
Not published
Not published
Median payall 4-year UG courses, NIRF
INR 6.5 LPA
2023-24 graduates
Not published
Not published
INR 8 LPA
INR 1.5 LPA more, whole university
INR 5.76 LPA
INR 0.74 LPA less, whole university
Placement rate4-year UG graduates placed, NIRF
64%
2023-24 graduates
Not published
Not published
58%
6 points lower, whole university
71%
7 points higher, whole university
Class 12 marks neededminimum aggregate
55%
any stream
80%
25 points higher, any stream
50%
5 points lower, 45% for SC and ST
50%
5 points lower, any stream
Not published
In short
Mahindra costs INR 5.25 Lakhs more and asks for 80% in Class 12, but its hostel is optional. If you have 80% and want to live off campus, weigh Mahindra; if your marks sit below 80%, Woxsen is the seat you can get.
In short
SCMC charges more tuition but less for food and hostel, and it asks for 50% in Class 12. If you want a Pune campus and can pay the higher tuition, look at SCMC; if the lower tuition matters more, keep Woxsen ahead.
In short
MAHE Bengaluru has a much lower fee and a higher university-wide median pay, but its hostel cost is not published. If you can study in Bengaluru, put MAHE above Woxsen; if you want a Hyderabad seat, take Woxsen.
In short
Christ does not publish a four-year fee for this course, and its university-wide placement rate is higher. If you want a day course in Bengaluru, ask Christ for the fourth-year fee first; if you want a residential campus, Woxsen fits better.

Fees and pay can change. Check each college site before you decide.

FAQs on Woxsen University BA (Hons) Journalism

Short answers to what students ask before they apply.

How do I get admission to BA (Hons) Journalism at Woxsen?
Apply online in any open round and take the WAT, or send a CUET or SAT score. Shortlisted students then face a personal interview. If you get an offer, pay the INR 50,000 admission commitment fee to keep the seat.
What is the full fee for the course?
The full 4-year academic fee is INR 10.75 Lakhs. With the standard food and hostel plan it comes to INR 23.35 Lakhs. Both totals sit in the fee block above.
Is the hostel compulsory for this course?
Yes. The liberal arts courses at Woxsen are fully residential, so every student pays for food and hostel. The standard plan is a non-AC room for four; the premium plan has AC.
Do I get the admission commitment fee back if I leave?
No. The INR 50,000 admission commitment fee confirms your seat and is not refunded. Pay it only when you are sure about joining.
What marks do I need in Class 12?
You need 55% in Class 12 from any stream. You can apply while you are still in Class 12, but you must pass before you join.
Which scholarships can cut this fee?
Woxsen gives a merit scholarship of up to 50% of tuition, with 10% more in the Scholar's Round and 5% more in Early Decision. Players can get up to 100% of tuition. The calculator above shows your total.
Do I need my own laptop?
Yes. Woxsen asks every student to bring a laptop when the session starts. Some textbooks may also cost extra.

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